I do love my stuffing especially sage and onion. I usually have it with either chicken or pork. The other day I was in my local Tesco store and spotted this at a bargain price of just 35p. I usually buy paxo but I was trying to save pennies and desided to give this a try. The packaging~ As you can see from the picture above it comes in a blue box with 'Oak Lane' at the top. There's a picture of a roast dinner and stuffing balls. This product does not contain any artificial colours of preservatives and is suitable for vegetarians. Cooking directions for oven~ Empty contents into a dish or bowl add 520 ml or 18fl oz boiling water ...  Read the complete review

Sometimes I am in need of some real comfort food and a roast dinner is just what the doctor ordered on any day ending in a y (but in moderation of course!) so when I spotted this 170g packet for just 45p I grabbed a couple of packets for my store cupboard as it's a great addition to any meal and lovely when accompanying chicken. The stuffing comes in a clear cellophane bag which is inside a blue and white Oak Lane cardboard box with a picture of stuffing on the front and it does look very tasty indeed. The stuffing is very easy to make and just needs some hot water added to it (dependant on how wet or sticky you want your stuffing of course). ...  Read the complete review

Recently on a shopping trip to Tesco I realised I needed to buy a packet stuffing to place inside a chicken I was roasting the following Sunday. I always make my own stuffing as an accompaniment to a meal but use packet stuffing's to stuff birds and meats as I tend to discard this stuffing after it's lent it's flavours to the meat, this is due to the fact that everyone I cook for prefers crispy stuffing which never happens when cooking it in the cavity of the bird. I usually go for Paxo but on this occasion I decided to try the somewhat cheaper Oak Lane Sage & Onion Stuffing, which is one of the new discount brands that Tesco have begun selling. I knew ...  Read the complete review